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Geography
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Creation · Geography
Earth
Earth can refer to: • the whole terrestrial world • land • soil • a particular territory Context determines the meaning.
Study concept →Creation · Geography
Eden
Eden is the garden region in Genesis where God places the first humans.
Study concept →Judgment · Eschatology
Gehenna
Gehenna is a New Testament term derived from the Valley of Hinnom near Jerusalem.
Study concept →Geography · Temple
Jerusalem
Jerusalem is the central biblical city associated with Davidic kingship, the Temple, prophetic hope, Yeshua's death and resurrection, apostolic mission, and future restoration.
Study concept →Geography · Torah
Mount Sinai
Mount Sinai is the mountain where God enters into covenant with Israel and gives Torah through Moses.
Study concept →Geography · Kingdom
Mount Zion
Mount Zion refers to the Jerusalem location associated with Zion and develops into a major symbol of divine kingship, Temple worship, restoration, and eschatological hope.
Study concept →Covenant · Geography
Promised Land
The Promised Land refers to the land God promises to Abraham and his descendants and later brings Israel into under Joshua.
Study concept →Geography · Torah
Wilderness
The wilderness is both a geographical environment and a major theological setting in Scripture.
Study concept →Geography · Jerusalem
Zion
Zion originally refers to a specific stronghold in Jerusalem but develops into a major biblical symbol for Jerusalem, God's dwelling, His people, His Kingdom, and future restoration.
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